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 | Umm ... do you mean HTML? :) You can make an image with `<img src="http://www.site.com/path/to/image.gif" alt="Image Alternate Text" />` You need to find out where the right place in the template files is ... that's not something anyone can help you with, without seeing what you're seeing. Are you using … |
 | Re: down-vote > We have seen users whose posting quality has tanked because another user had gone through the forums and downvoted averything by that user. The algorithm to calculate post quality score was fixed to make this not a large concern. Actually, the algorithm was much more forgiving originally in regards …  |
 | Marking this question solved. Please mark questions solved in the future to give credit where credit is due :) |
| | Google releases algorithm updates just about every day. However, the big ones do get documented, mostly when a lot of people all talk about noticing a change all at the same time, or when Matt Cutts releases a 'weather report'. http://moz.com/google-algorithm-change |
| | Our up/down voting buttons don't do anything on iOS devices (iPhone, iPad). Confirmation that they work fine on Blackberry and other mobile devices. Additionally, they work fine on all desktop browsers, including Safari. HTML code looks like this: <div class="vote-arrow downvote" data-vote="-1"> </div> <div class="vote" title="Vote on posts with a comment …  |
| | What is Bidvertiser? I've heard of it but not really sure what it is. |
| | I was about 13 when I created DaniWeb.com as a personal homepage about my dogs. Then it evolved into a more popular dog-related site getting about 10,000 visitors a month (which was a lot of traffic for 1996!). When I was 19, I was in college pursuing a Computer Science … |
| | I wouldn't consider myself addicted to Facebook, Twitter, etc. although I do use them throughout the day. However, I use them primarily as a tool to keep in touch with business colleagues and promote what's going on with DaniWeb. If it weren't for DaniPad / DaniWeb, I would probably rarely … |
| | I am often asked how to create a tableless two column CSS layout so I thought I would just post it here for once and for all.  |
 | You earn reputation points when other people vote on your posts and leave a comment. Your reputation increases by the amount of rep power they have, which is based on their reputation.  |
| | Re: Panda 4.0 Yup, Panda 4 came in late March. Were you affected? You can keep the Panda at bay with high quality, non-thin content and a good site structure.  |
| | Oh I know someone who took a Ruby-based dev bootcamp course like that a few years ago. IMHO, it's great to learn a lower level language because it will help you with all of the algorithm design, data structures, etc. stuff that you missed out on with a traditional computer … |
| | Have been surfing around forums for forum owners tonight, and an ENORMOUS problem seems to be bot spam. I'm feeling pretty proud of myself and all of the custom tools that I wrote to keep bot spam at bay since switching off of vBulletin. :) It's really seeming like we … |
| | I'm closing this discussion because it essentially already exists in a rather long thread: http://www.daniweb.com/community-center/geeks-lounge/threads/90244/what-are-you-eatingdrinking-right-now |
| | Once you figure out which element you want to add a clear after, you can do something like this: .clear:after { content: ""; display: block; height: 0px; clear: both; } That will render something like this: <div class="clear" style="float:left">Blah blah blah</div> <div style="clear:both"></div> /* Dynamically "created" */ |
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| | Check out doing this with a jQuery POST request. |
| | Re: tutorials It's been approved already. http://www.daniweb.com/web-development/web-design-html-and-css/tutorials/481098/blender3d-lighting-tutorial  |
| | Have you ever played around with Google Voice?  |
| | It was good back in the 90s. Nowadays, not so much. Focus on your top keywords. I would say not more than 20 or so, personally. |
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| | Low level languages are close to the hardware. They directly deal with the computer's memory, CPU, etc. Then, higher level languages are built to automatically use the functionality of the low level stuff, so that you don't have to keep rebuilding the wheel ... the higher you go, the more … |
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 | McDonalds and Walmart don't reach billions of people? I see. :) |
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| | Re: Hi Hi and welcome to DaniWeb. I've gone ahead and moved this discussion to the Community Introductions forum :) Be sure to post in the correct forum from now on. But welcome :)  |
| | Re: Hi everybody Hi there! I'm doing good ... ready for bed though! Welcome to DaniWeb :) ... and sweet dreams from New York. |
| | Re: mobile site seo As more people become mobile and access the web via smartphones and tablets, sometimes even more so than desktop computers, Google strives to deliver results that are tailored to the situation. For example, if I'm wandering around the streets of Manhattan and looking for a good restaurant on my iPad … |
| | Google already talks about using ATOM activitystrea.ms for the social hub in Google Analytics. Does Google also use activitystrea.ms in its search algorithm? How beneficial might it be? I know they put a lot of emphasis on microdata as of late but this is a different beast entirely. |
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 | What do you mean it doesn't give you an alert message? What does it do? What type of login are you using (standard username/password)? |
| | It's a potential Google Algorithm, or so it's been dubbed. |
| | I saw a pitch on Shark Tank by some company that developed a mobile app to let students rent eBooks by the week. Seems relevant :) But yeah, I'm with the OP on this one, Davey, in the simple sense that, at least at my alma mater, the extensive library … |
 | It's certainly not much, but DaniWeb now pays you for posting and helping others :) http://www.daniweb.com/home/donate You should also post your resume in your DaniWeb profile. http://www.daniweb.com/members/edit_cv |
 | The image is broken. Please upload what you're trying to do using the little paperclip in the editor toolbar. |
| | 1. I started with BASIC on my Apple IIGS in elementary school. Then I moved onto Visual Basic in middle school. Then C++ in high school. Then started DaniWeb with PHP in college. 2. PHP :) 3. No. |
 | My friend had an Amiga, but I had an Apple IIGS. I still remember that you were meant to hit Ctrl+Open Apple+Reset to boot into BASIC. |
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| | Try using Amazon Mechanical Turk. |
| | Using microdata markup such as this on Dani's profile page with URL http://www.example.com/dani.html <body itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/ProfilePage"> <h1 itemprop="name">About Dani</h1> <div itemscope itemprop="about" itemtype="http://schema.org/Person"> <link itemprop="url" href="http://www.example.com/dani.html" /> </div> </body> Is it appropriate to set the URL element to the ProfilePage item or the URL element for the Person item to … |
| | Vasa, please do not spam or plug your website. It violates our forum rules. Generally, we do not allow any site-specific talk at all in these forums to limit spam. In addition, we do not allow any affiliate URLs on the site, period. However, I allowed Ruslan to speak in … |
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| | I can just anticipate this discussion being a spam fest of everyone promoting their own SEO companies, which I really want to avoid. Therefore, instead of closing it, I'm going to politely steer the discussion towards people suggesting what to look for in a good SEO company, the right questions … |
| | A non-user friendly URL might be something like this: www.daniweb.com/topic.php?t=12345 It gives no insight into what the page is about, and is just a query string of random numbers. A user-friendly URL might be something like this: www.daniweb.com/internet-marketing/seo/user-friendly-url Here, the URL gives insight into what the specific page is about … |
| | When googlebot crawls your webpage, it stores a copy of the webpage in its cache. Then, when someone performs a google search, google searches its cache for a relevant page. Googlebot revisits your site on a regular basis and updates its cache. The cached copy (which isn't always the most … |
| | It's a bit of a damned if you do, damned if you don't scenerio. When we didn't allow new threads in the top-level categories, I was *constantly* being bombarded with, "Why don't we have a forum for topic XYZ?! I want to start a thread about topic XYZ but there's … |
| | Re: Self Intro Hi Lisa!! :) Welcome to DaniWeb. OK so basically there's this -- DaniWeb -- which is a twelve year old global web-based IT community of over 1 million IT pros learning from and helping each other. And then there's DaniPad, the three month old real life version, which is a …  |
 | Personally we use the CodeIgniter PHP framework, and CI has its own watermarking library. Outside of that, just stick to GD I say. |
 | Hi there expertmagician! Welcome to DaniWeb, a 12 year old global online community of over 1 million IT professionals, which I started in college while pursuing a Computer Science degree. DaniPad is the three month old real world version of DaniWeb. With 12 years of experience running and managing a … |
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